Tree Charts

Hebden & Variants Family Website

Pedigree Tree Charts Click on the tree and/or index you want to view. This will open an Adobe.pdf document in a separate window. To return to this page close the .pdf window, or use your browser's "Back" button. See bottom of the page for additional notes on the charts & indexes

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1. Medieval De Hebdens	Index 1	20. Bradford	Index 20
2. Langstrothdale & Raydale	Index 2	21. Elland, Bingley and Keighley	Index 21
3. Upper Wharfedale	Index 3	23. Sir John Hebdon & his descendants	See 13
4. Conistone Rylstone Bolton Padiham	Index 4	24. Burwash, Sussex	Index 24
5. Grimwith	Index 5	25. Ipswich King's Lynn S. Africa India	Index 25
6. Pateley Bridge	Index 6	26. Northallerton & Leeds	Index 26
7. Ripon Sawley Appletreewick & Oz	Index 7	27. Brighton & Burnley	Index 27
8. Appleton le Street & Scarborough	Index 8	28. Newchurch & Rossendale	Index 28
9. Stokesley Aldfield & York	Index 9	29. Bolton & Liverpool (Jos. H's descendants)	Index 29
10. Kirk Deighton	Index 10	30. Sawley, Leeds, London & Michigan	Index 30
11. Masham	Index 11	31. Appleton le St - Desdnts in other families	Index 31
12. Leeds Huddersfield & London	Index 12	32. Pickering, Whitby, Canada & Oz	Index 32
13. Acomb, Wheldrake & Shropshire York, London & Sir John Hebdon's Descendants	Index 13	33. Naburn, Topcliffe, Cawood & Rawcliffe	Index 33
	Index 13	34. Brandsby-cum-Stearsby	Index 34
14. Westow, Malton & NSW	Index 14	35. Easingwold	Index 35
15. Bubwith & Breighton	Index 15	36. Winteringham	Index 36
16. East Riding, Nafferton & N. Zealand	Index 16	37. York (UK) Canada (BC) & USA (CA)	Index 37
17. Methley	Index 17	38. West Country (Devon) Ebdons	Index 38
18. Wakefield	Index 18	39. Norfolk, Bedfordshire & London Ebdens	Index 39
19. Halifax & New Zealand	Index 19	40. USA Hibdon Family	Index 40
Complete Name index		41. Dorset E. Devon London, S. Wales Ebdons	Index 41
		42. Lancashire & Yorkshire Webdens	No Index

Searching Tips: To save yourself time and hassle if you are searching for a specific name, (for example; William Hebden) check the index of the particular sheet of interest. Make a note of the Reference Number which looks like this: (E2/27). Then open the actual chart by clicking the link above. The tree will be displayed in a new Adobe Viewer window. In the "FIND" toolbar at the top right of the window, type the Reference Number you found in the index, and click on drop down menu arrow at the right-hand end of the FIND box. from the menu, click on "Find next in current pdf" the text will be highlighted. Use the ZOOM tools (+ or - or the marquee zoom) to enlarge the text to a readable size. FIND will only search the document on your screen.

Some Notes on the Charts: Each person (name) shown on the chart has their own unique reference number, linking the chart to the corresponding index. The alpha-numeric code below each individual’s name (e.g. K15/1) begins with the generation letter (starting with “A” at the bottom of each sheet). This is followed by an arbitrary number usually starting from “1” in each generation - in this case “15”. The number to the right of the separator is the sheet number, which is shown in the heading of each tree diagram. Names included on charts as a result of later research take the next available number in the same generation, so may be out of sequence. Using the search technique above is recommended.

Any generation with living people has been removed from the internet versions of the charts, so many will not start with "A" as the most recent generation. Please contact us if you think family members are in the blanked areas of the chart, we might be able to help.

Sections of the charts can be copied and printed on an A4 printer using a "screen grab" programme such as the "Snipping Tool" in Windows Vista®. Full copies of the charts can be purchased at cost + postage. Contact us for details.